The construction of a large glass plant will begin in the Amur region in 2022

About 400 million rubles will be invested in the project, it is being implemented by Home Master Glass LLC.

A plant for the production of high-strength glass and architectural glass units for facade glazing by 2026 in Blagoveshchensk will be built by the investor company Home Master Glass LLC. The investor plans to start construction in the second half of next year after the preparation and execution of the necessary documentation. The total investment in the project is estimated at 400 million rubles. The project has no analogues in the Far East.

According to the investor, the plant will produce tempered and fire-resistant glass, mirrors, and glass insulating products. The plant's products can be used in the manufacture of skylights for showcases, billboards, enclosing structures and other interior solutions. It is also suitable for glazing high-rise buildings, attics, sloping facades, bus stops, kiosks. The enterprise will create 50 jobs, after the launch of production within 10 years, the plant will bring almost 300 million rubles to the regional budget.

"The rise in the cost of building materials is currently one of the key problems in the construction of objects of various sizes in the region. The creation of a new factory for the production of tempered and fire-resistant glass will be a good help for the development of the construction industry in the Amur region. First of all, it will speed up the supply of glass products. to key construction sites. We also expect to reduce the cost of production ", - quoted by the press service of the Governor of the Amur Region Vasily Orlov.

The plant for the production of translucent structures is included in the regional list of priority investment projects, which allows the investor to apply for state support measures from the regional government - the opportunity to apply for compensation for part of the construction costs or other costs associated with production, for example, for the purchase of new equipment, the cost of connecting objects to electrical and utility networks, and others.

Source: https://buildingskin.info/